How much do you spend on groceries every month?
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Family of 3 in England spending around £100 a week on food if not slightly more if you include things like nappies, milk, cleaning products and the dogs food too
Sooooo much 😭
@Jade probably nowhere haha
@Jade probably British people skewing the results!
@Jade they could be a family of 2 adults and toddlers. This could certainly make groceries cheaper vs a family that has 2 adults and teenagers. And grocery store prices vary if the individual buys brand name items. And cooking meals that stretch. I spend slightly over $550 a month to feed my family of 4. I went from “whole foods” to “Kroger” and now “Lidl”. And boy do I love the prices at Lidl and the food still tastes good (in my opinion).
$600 a month usually here in PA
£387 (500 dollars) a week on groceries (just converted it) is madness. I thought US was cheap!
@S. annalese that’s very interesting my toddler must be a bottomless pit… he eats more than me some days. We shop Whole Foods, natural grocers and Walmart… I get stamps but it’s literally a little over 500 and my fiance still spends another 500 … I cook from scratch to thinking we are saving 😭
But I’m grateful to not be in some places. When visiting Washington a pack of Mary’s chicken was $20 for 2 breasts compared to here in Oklahoma it varies from $9-13 and that’s the same brand
We spend about $120 a week on food: we do Harris Teeter delivery, there is no delivery fee, coupons stack in the app, they do not accept tips and it is always $20-$30 off if you spend $100. Two adults and a toddler. We live 20 minutes from DC
@Candice wow, that’s impressive. I have no idea what Harris Teeter is
Family of 3 about to be 4 in SoCal and I spend under $1000 for sure but it’s not always under $500
@Kate American groceries are so expensive I saw someone say they spent $14 on a crate of eggs I can’t remember how many eggs but it wasn’t a lot 😭
@Cerys i just did that. 13.99 for a dozen 😔
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Wow yes that’s expensive I work for Asda so I get a discount of 15% I also find Aldi to be good prices
@Cerys over £10 for eggs??
Lorddd 😭😭😭
In the UK food (and alcohol) is cheap In Australia it's expensive. I spend about $300 on food a week (including household stuff like toiletries, no nappies). So about $1200 a month.
Around 3k
Probably like $1k for us and we eat meat family of 3:2 adults and 1 toddler and my lo is going through a growth spurt and doesn’t always eat well at daycare…but this time I got a deep freezer so I think we will save money this time
It is a grocery store
@Yasmina yea we are about to start buying from local farms in bulk and start freezing fruit and veggies
Family of 4 in OH and spend around $300-$400 a month
Jesus £1000???? I spend £200-£280 maximum for just two of us
Where are they spending under 500 at???